I’ve read many of Faulk’s books over decades and always loved them for their gentle, insightful humanity and a good…
At some 700 pages, The Schimmering is not a quick read. But I happily picked up this book during my…
As a fan of Alex Banwell’s Just Benny series, I was intrigued to read this novella exploring the background of…
A bone a heart the law a promise – which of these was broken? was penned in response to a…
The wall came tumbling down was penned over ten minutes at a writing workshop – don’t judge me! It was…
‘That old sofa? You want to keep it?’My son shook his head, bemused. ‘It’s worn through. Look.’ He strode across…
My first book of hers, and the thing I most enjoyed was the atmospheric writing which built this half-real half-imagined…
Fyneshade by Kate Griffin was a mixed bag for me. Shortly after the death of her grandmère – a woman…
Learning to Swim was a satisfying read, one of those books where the story is simply about growing up. As…
This second book in Jodi Casstevens-Short’s Willow Springs cosy mystery series is a worthy follow up to the first, with…